Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-07-04
LOCAL BREYITIES.

Fourteen cars comprised the excursion
train to Shasta saturday evening.
The Postof,ice gil, observe Sunday hours
to-day, and there will hot be any delivery
by carriers.
The grain carrying season having oprnedr
another boat was put on Saturday to assist
| in the work
The barge Garfield has been latinched
from the marine ways on the Yolo side of
the river, ready for business.
The Governor has appointed Charles f.
Heath Notary Public for San Diego, and
Richard F. Fletcher for Rye Island, So
lano.
+. c. Lusk, A. H. Crew, J. W. b. Mont
gomery, John Bidwell and L. H. Mcintosh,
OF Chico, have been appointed Trustees of
the Northern California Normal School.
Ladies and gentlemen who desire TO &C.
company the Bric-a-Brac Club on its river
excursion this week, should apply to men,
bers of the club at once. as only limited
number of guests can be taken.
A fruit-raiser on the American river has
been endeavoring to have his apricot crop
picked by white boys, WHO were paid rs
cents and board, but the youths did not
seem DESTROYS of working, and more than
VIM. Nadermann, arrested for arson and
attempting to burn insured property. in
connection with the recent fire at the
Bakers Home Saloon. gave bonds Satur-
day evening, with Frank Ruhstaller and
George Schroth as sureties.
The following officers of Columbia
Lodge, No. ~, X. of P, were installed for
the ensuing term by D. d. G. c. Theodore
Schumacher Frank Lohmeyer, p. c. C.
Magann, @. c.; John Wheel, Jr., V. c.:
Louis NJ. Scherer, Prelate; Henry A. Sto-
Der, NJ. at A; J. w. Neff, l. G.; Geo. Stein
miller, o. G.
Next Sunday the Stockton General Re-
lief Committee, |. o. o. F., will come over
from Stockton ct 8 A. NJ, on visit to the
Relief Committee of Sacramento. The
latter body will receive them, provide q
collation., escort them to the various places
of interest about the city and give them a
banquet prior to their departure for home
at p. NJ.
The average Signal Service temperature
Saturday was 140, which is 80 warmer than
the normal temperature for that day The
highest and lowest temperature was 93o
and $40, with fresh southerly winds and
clear weather. The average temperature
yesterday was 150, AZ warmer than the nor
NAL temperature for that day. The highest
and lowest temperature was $50 and $50,
with fresh southerly winds and clear
weather.
In Justice Posts Court Saturday the ex-
animation OF the seven Cinnamon accused
Of an assault to murder All FOX in dis
pute over mining claim near Mormon
Island, was concluded, the result being that
Linn Dock, who had testified that he was
the only one of his party who was armed,
was held to answer in $3.50 bail, the others
being discharged. He soon afterwards
gave the required bond and was released
from custody
Arrived Saturday and yesterday, steamer
San Joaquin, No. ., from San Francisco
with merchandise and barge load of lum-
Der for Richards d Knox; steamer D. c.
Knight, from San Francisco, for Marys-
vile, with merchandise. Cleared, steamers
Naruna and Flora, for the upper Sacra-
mento, with merchandise steamer
Thomas Dwyer, tor the lower Sacramento
light; steamer San joaquin, No. for San
Francisco, with grain.
Henry Baker, who had been looking too
frequently upon the beer when it was
frisky, concluded that he had been insulted
in Dryers saloon, northeast corner of Sec
ond and l. streets, about noon yesterday,
and began breaking glasses. The result was
row, during which he was knocked down
by the barkeeper and received severe cut,
about two inches long, over the left eye.
A large crowd collected, and officer Rice
arrested the parties, both of whom were
covered with blood, principally from
Bakers wound
A lady and gentleman who were driving
in top buggy to the ball game yesterday
got off the grade at Thirtieth and r streets
and the buggy upset, smashing the top,
but neither of its occupants were much
hurt. The horse did not get away. Two
young men who were also going to the
game were almost run over by the locomo-
tive of one of the excursion trains, having
made miscalculation as to its speed, and
attempting to cross the track ahead of it,
They succeeded in stopping and turning
their horse out of the way just in time.